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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-21

Artist students win tiud at the
LION DRUG STORE very full aud
compute line Of everything they
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-21

Canned fruits ana Vegetables il
endless variety y t.. A. Little u Co
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-21

w. l. Tucker his the most com
p etc hnc of truases AID shoulder
braces in the CITY.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-21

Maddins Mosquito Mixture is fra
grant and harmless.
The Dickinson press., 1887-04-09
Farming in Dakota.

Congress, just prior to it's adjourn.
mcnt. purchased Carl Gutherz's great
painting, "Farming in Dakota"
which will be hung in the rooms OF
the committee on commerce. The
artist is II brother of Mrs. Mark d.
Flower, of st. Paul, where he is a
frequent visitor. The painting is
pronounced the most striking picture
of the beautiful Red River valley
even painted. and was sketclled on
the llclcndale farm of Hon. j. Il.
Power, in Richland county. Mr.. Gut.
herr spent a fortnight in making the
Sketches, in the early autumn, and
the leading features include fall plOw.
ing, wheat in shocks and stacks, and
the fine Norman horses used on tho
farm. The picture vas painted in
Paris and attracted great attention in
the salon Of that city where it was
accorded Il prominent place. The
canvas is about SKIS feet, and the
beauty of the scene, as we'll us artist
ic skill displayed, will make it an OBJ.
Ject of special interest to all visitors
ut the national capitol and especially
lovers of the beautiful in art.-North
Dakota Farmer.
The Dickinson press., 1887-04-09

We have received the prospectus of
the American Magazine. 1t says that
the Brooklyn Magazine, hitherto on
Quoted IT'S Il somewhat local enterprise,
but with much success. has been re-
organized on''a national basis. and will
hereafter he known as The American
Magazine. The name ".Amrrican"
has been chosen us Il declaration of
the character which this Maya.
zine will distinctivrly assume. Be
%lieving that this continent and the
American people afford quite enough
material from which to derive enter.
tainmcnt and Thought in the widest
variety. the publishers propose that
the contents Of the Magazine shall be
specially representative of American
life and character.
Intending to make this Magazine q
worthy competitor of the best peri.
odirals. its publishers have made ar.
engagements by which they can prom.
Use that the most eminent thinkers
and the flvorite writers of entertain.
ing literature, will he found among
its contributors: and that the articles
will be illustrated by artists of TIL,
highest intelligence and skill.
1t is hoped to combine, with excel
lcnce in all departments, Il; careful.
reverence for American sentiment
and Il thoughtful attention to .Amcri.
can interests. There is every reason
to expect that this Magazine will bt
welcome not only ut thousands of fire
sides in ollr own country. bHt must in,
tcTcst multitudcs abroad who art
seeking insight into American
though and life.
LII addition to sketches of travel
society. character and adventure, bio
graphical portraits of eminent mel
and women, and serial and short sto
rics, the earlier numbers of the Maya
zine will contain articles on specia
industries or professional careers. by
the most successful men in their re
spcctivc fields.
Another prominent feature will bt
the "Amrrican Pulpit" Il department
of articles upon methods of practical
Christina: usefulness. The attractive
themes and live issues of the day viii
receive attention in the cditoria! dc
partment.
On the 18th day of April Il first cdi'
ton of Cocoon copies of the May
number of this Magazine will appear
| throughout the United states. Canada
and Great Britain. Subsequent mum
bcrs will appear regularly OH the It'll
of each month.
II. 4. Bt>u& SON. Publishers.
1870 1872 Pearl st., New York.
The Dickinson press., 1887-04-09

The Sanborn County Advocate
says: We are of the samo opinion as
the Mitchell Republican, viz: The
last official bulletin sent ont by Com
missioner Dunlap is the most valu-
able compilation of facts and figures
about Dakota cver put into small
compass. 1t is Il summary of inform
alton Oh every possible topic of inter
est to those coming west and it
should have a large circulation
throughout the east. No outgoing
official takes with him more meritcd
praise for valuable work than Mr..
Dunlap, and in or out of Office, lie is
one of Dakotu's best friends.
Land seekers arc Swarming through
all sections of Stark county. X. T..
Olsen, l.. j. Optelic. a. j. Jensen, C..
). Aas, u. Olsen. Ole Olsen and John
Olsen visited Dickinson the first of
the week. These gentlemen repre-
sent largr colony from Wisconsin
and came to Stark county to find Il
suitable location for settlement.
They expressed themselves rs well
pleased with the country and stated
that they found it exceeded their cx-
prctntions and the result is that Il
large number of Wisconsin people
will undoubtedly make their future
home in Stark county. j.. johnson.
of the Northern Pacific land depart
mcnt had the party in charge. They
visited different sections of the cornl-
ty, but left without divnlging the rx-
act location decided ON. however,
this makes but little difference so
long as they locate within the bor-
dcrs of the banner county of the
West Missouri country.
The Dickinson press., 1887-04-09
Waycrlry Magazine.

"Rcaling makcth Il full man"
send one dollar and receive budget
of sparkling miscellany That will drive
away the blues for Il month. Sixteen
numbers of that old household favor.
lite, the Wavrrly Magazine, for ono
dollar only. Single copies 10 cents
Rates of subscriptions one copy. post.
paid, II months, S4.00. Six months
5000. Three months, Sl.0O. Always
i'll advance. Address Waverly Maya.
zine, Lock Box l72. Boston, Mass.
Ncwslealcrs supplied by the Amcri,
a News Company, Al Chambers St,
y. y; or. New England News Com.
rany. IA Franklin St, Boston, Mass.
The Dickinson press., 1887-04-09
The Press Newspaper Agency.

4 newspaper Agency has been cs-
tablishri III connection with the
PE:>> and we are prepared to receive
subscriptions for any of the leading
Periodicals OF Magazines.
at publishers rates. no matter where
published. either domestic or foreign.
If you wish to learn the price or sul,-
scribe for any publication call at this
office or drop u postal card for terms.
New subscribers to the Pass paying
II year in advance OF old Suhscrib.
crs who pay up and one year in al
vance can have any publication they
desire furnished ut Il discount.
The Dickinson press., 1887-04-09

Farm machinery for sale by q. d.
uanScom.
4 prairie fire is raging north of
Mitchell.
Builders hardware Il speciality at
G. ID. Hanscom's S.
Rev. Dobson will hold services as
usual tomorrow.
Farmers have commenced seeding
in the Red River valley.
Hon. W. Dodge has been chosen
city attorney at jamestown.
Fargo cast 1873 votes in the recent
election. against 1853 in 1885.
Good stock Of general hardware.
constantly on hand at q. ID. Ianscom's
Tom Zielacl, of the Scotland Citi-
zen. was married recently to an Him
~Ois belle.
Frank Pcttigrew will build two
| miles of street car track in Sioux Falls
this year.
Walter \. Wood Mowers and 1Iar-
vesters for sale by q. ID. Hanscom.
hardware dealer.
DIR. Stickl,ey is building an aldi-
to the old Jail and fitting it up for
IL residence.
Hesekiah Beecher, clerk of the
| Sphinx county district court, died sud-
denly last week.
Mrs. Henry Mietchen is confined
! to the house by an attack of intiam-
| matory rheumatism.
Fargo has only thirty-ive colored
| voters. thirtv-three Of whom voted
the republican ticket.
Houses. lots and ACCOMPLISHMENTS
for sale. WESTERN STARR.
Apr. 9-4w.
Combined one and two horse hay
rakes. operate US hand or self dump.
for sale by G. ID. Hanscom. hardware
dealer.
Archie Dingman. who recently re
turned from a visit to his old home
South Hole. Ont. sends the PRES
back to his father AS Il weekly mess
enger from this part of the globe.
J. +. Pohlman. formerly of Sargent
county. is erecting building on the
vacant ground adjoining Lawrence &
Gibson's office and will open up y bar
Der shop when completed.
McGillivray is now charging hi:
store in order to make oom for Iii:
immense stock. which he will opel
up in a few days. This stock WAS Sc
lected with great care by himself. il
the eastern markets. and is withou
doubt the finest stock ~ brought t.
this country.
The Northern Pacific Elevate,
company's elevator at Buffalo wa!
destroyed hy fire saturday night. l
had a capacity for 10000 and con
tanned about 10000 bushels of wheat
| The building WAS valued ut Sl0.&'
!. and the wheat ut $25.0Wn-making
. total of S35,M00. all of which was Gov
cred hy insurance.
The Dickinson press., 1887-04-09

Garland valor stoves for sale 10y G..
ID. IIaliscom.
William Moore building WAS coln-
plrtrd this week and he has Il neat
office in which to transact bust
ness.
McGillivray will open this week the
! largest and finest line of staple and
fancy dry goods ever brought west of
the Missouri river. Would he pleased
to furnish people at u distance with
samples and prices.
Master Mechanic. W. b. Warren,
spent IL few hours in the Northern
Pacific chops, Tuesday morning. He
expressed himself as well pleased
with the manner in which they are
managed by j. G.. Thompson.
John Ricsbrck. county assessor.
was i'm town Monday making prclar-
ations for commencing the assess
mrlit of the county. III" appointed
our fellow towms,ltm. Timothy Cas-
kelly deputy, Il very good selection.
The new rates taking effect under
the Interstate commerce bill are as
follows between st. Paul and Dickill-
son: First cllSs. Sl.73:: second class,
| 81 M. t1,i,1 .1,.. - N. f..,rtJ, ,,1,.,.
Sl.o3. This is IL reduction from the
old rates.
G.. O. Wood. IL Pullman car ronduc-
tor. is to take charge of the North
crll Pacific hotel the middle of this
month. He will also take the place
Of John Bolton rs foreman of bridges
Oh this division. Mr.. Bolton having
resigned his position on the North
ern Pacific to accept Il similar ono on
the Manitoba extension.
The earnings of the Northern Pa
elite road for the month OF March
shows an increase i'm each depart-
mont. and Il total imcrraS" of 500. 50
over last year. The earnings of the
Duluth branch for March as COM
pared with the same period last year
show an increase of 1896. and for
the first three months. S1l, ?OG.
After spending the winter very
pleasantly at their old home. Will
Transport. Pa, Mi. and Mrs L. :. Tn
dcrlill returned to Sprin. Vale last
saturday. Mr.. l'ndcrhill did good
work for >~tark;county during his stay
east and as IL result several rcprtsen.
tatiNc famiiic; of Pennsylvania will
make Stark county their future home.
Lumber and foundation stone are
being delivered on the ground and tx-
~cavation commenced for the new cot.
tages which Messr>. Lawrence. Dick.
inson. Whitley and billiard intend to
erect. These with other contemplat.
ed Improvements and those now build.
ing indicate Il prosperous and sub.
stantial building boom. The Gotta.
ges to be erected by the above named
gentlemen are to cost about $1,000
each. The cry all OF tho past winter
has been for more houses. however
this WAS better than to have half the
buildings in town vacant. and indi.
Gates Il degree of prosperity which
many other towns tw"nld be pleased
to boast of.
The Dickinson press., 1887-04-09
Dickinson Coal.

The coal mined by Beckett & Footc.
proprietors of the Dickinson Coal
Company. speaks for itself and its
popularity is increasing daily. 1t is
superior to any Ignite in the market.
The coal is solid. dry and does not
turn to dust when exposed. 1t
makes a hot fire. and those who have
used it say that two tons of it are
worth three of amy other Ignite.
Orders left nj the grocery store of
the firm will receive prompt attrm
ton.
The Dickinson press., 1887-04-09

Saddles of all kinds for sale by q.
ID. IIanscom.
John Barnes team created consid-
cradle excitement Thursday Ivy run
ming away. They started from
where the workmrn are engaged lay
ing the foundations of the syndicate
buildings on Sims and ram us far us
Willard street, dragging Thomas
Botllcrsom and John, who each had
hold of Il line. part of the way on the
ground. Both were considerably
bruised about the head, but were not
seriously injured.
Thomas w. l;icknrll. of Boston,
Mass. president of the y. +. Colony
Association. Capt. III. n. Bruce and
&. Il. Graham. directors. arrived here
on "Wednesday and left Thursday
! morning. with Geo. M,iZZy as guide.
to look up II location for the Vermont
colony. This colony consists of about
two hundred families and numbers
among its members the best people
of Vermont.
The Batl,yatn Democrat says: The
practirimy physicians of Dakota would
do we'll to remember that the law re-
quircs them To send their dipi mas to
the president of the territorial board
of health on which llriwiil issue IL ccr-
| t@iiiratr or license. and return the same
together with diploma. I'll" license
must then be filed in tn" county where
the physician is lracticing. y fail
ure to comply with this statute is
punishable by fine. and some other
inconvrliicllccs.
a prominent creamery apparatus
manufacturer says: Ten years ago !
came to Iowa and found farmers go
! ing down hill very fast beneath the
weight of mortgages Oh their proper
ty. They did not knnw what to do.
Dairying am to their relief and not
only saved Them from iuinatiom. but
made them prosperous. ] dom know
What they would have dome if it had
not been for the dairy Interest," Dali
rying would pay well in stark county
and return Il gou1i interest on the in.
vestmrnt.
Judge West. the secretary of tho
railroad commission. has always been
popular personally. and now adds to
his popularity by giving as the re-
suit of his travels in and out of the
territory, the opinion that the boom
in North Dakota realty this spring
and summer will exceed all precedent,
taking the towns and country rs IL
whole. He says there will he an in
nuX of the best class of settlers that
will surpass the most s;ulgllinc expec-
tations.
The citizens of that portion of Vii.
lard county which WAS attached to
stark, seem to be satisfied as they see
the advantages to be realized. The
commissioners took steps. at their
meeting this week. to give the an.
neXed portion the benefits of the road
and school laws. school census will
be taken SO that Briiirld and South
Heart can have schools this year.
The commissioners appointed .Archi-
bald Morton road supervisor ut south
Heart.
The Dickinson press., 1887-04-09
Cassidy Sulky Pillow. best made.
sale Ivy q. ID. 1Imscom.

Cassidy Sulky Plow. best made. for
sale hy q. ID. 1Ianscom.
Messrs McGowm and Napier, of
Brooklyn. n. y, were located south
of town by T.. Wilson. the first of the
week.
Geo. MuZzv and Peter Gresham
came in from the C~annonball. Tues
day to- spend IA few days in the me
tropolis.
Miss Winnie Rhowan. of Mimeapo-
lis is visiting her cousin, Mrs. j. Lee
onlergtr. She expects to remain dur
ing the summer.
The Manitoba company will com-
plete it's branch road to Bottincau
this season. in time for moving the
crops of this year.
The appointment of Mr.. Rasmussen
of Minneapolis to be postmaster at
Devils Lake. is hardly satisfactory to
the people of that place.
Major Hamilton. assistant clerk of
the territorial house, las been made
secretary of the board OF regents of
the university of Grand Forks.
Physicians. r%lrrgylnrn. and sclrn-
fists, unite in recommending AVER
Cherry Pcctoral as al Invaluable rem
! edy for throat and lung troubles.
The warm sun caused Frank I.ish
to erect Il wooden awning in front of
his business place. Nothing like
keeping in the sllmlc THESE warm
days.
Mrs. Belle q. Dyke. of Franklin
county, y. ". arrived here last sat
urday to remain until fall. visiting
her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. j. V.
Bowles.
j. NJ. Tracey. one of the large
farmers of Taylor. WAS in town Wed.
nesday and purchased of Jerry Hayes
a fine l;uye mare. He will seed 3oC
acres this spring.
1t is no longer necessary fol- You to
send east for your goods. us McGhli,
vray can and will tit you out with
anything you require at eastern prices
Call and see him.
Michael FenneIl and family left ol
Monday for Helena. NJ. r.. their flu
ture home. James i'cmnell bought
their property here and is building III
addition to the same.
+. i. Groat. the popular Northern
Pacific emigration agent. came here
Monday to suptrintcnd the distribu
ton of seed grain to farmers. liz
left for the east the same day.
G. w. Barnes. dentist, requests us
to announce that he will arrive her,
to-day prepared to do dental work o.
all kinds. He will remain Severa
days and invites all Who need worl
in his line to call.
The st. r.. NJ. & NJ. company has in
creased its daily average of deliver,
of rails and construction material a
Minut to 2hm car loads. The contraC
tors will begin with 5.nm) men and 3.
600 teams, and increase THEN; force a
fast as the men and teams can b
placed. .xz sg
The Dickinson press., 1887-04-09
Lovely weather.

Lovely weather.
Seed.time is here.
Sphinx county has u broom factory.
Buy jackson" wagon and get the
best.
Gents. Go to Richards 4 Thomp'
sons for fine suits.
III. l.. Dickinson returned from his
eastern trip last Saturday.
Gents fine suits made to order at
Richards 4 Thompson's.
Mrs. c. II. Klincfrlter, Jr., visited
Glendiye friends this week.
Call at Fowler & %l.ansdon's for
YOUR suits and furnishings.
Winter goods reduced % per cent.
at Richards 4 Thompson's.
The county commissioners met last
Monday in regular session.
Barbed wire i'll lots to SUIT the wants
of all ut G. u. HMnscom's.
Counterfeit bonds of Ramsey coun
tx have been sold in st. Paul.
Service in the baptist church ut
$50 y. III. by Rev. G. \. Mack.
]. w. Trivelpiece will leave for
Washington territory next week.
Northern Grown Garden and Field
Seeds for sale hy Fowlerl& Langdon.
Measures taken by Fowler 4 Lang
don for suits by first class manu-
facturers.
Railroad extension in the Black
Hills country will be begun soon
from Rapid City.
The celebrated jackson wagon
with truss rod attachment. for sale by
G. d. Hanscom.
Read all the advertisements OF
spring medicines, and then take Ay'
er's Sarsaparilla.
II, J. Brown, who recently arrived
here from the east. is clerking at Nc
Gillivray's
Andy Messersmith is making prepa'
rations to put stone foundations I'M
der his buildings.
Jerry Hayes has his house blocked
up and will place u good stone to'n
dation under the same.
Agency for Sewing Machines ant
old machines taken in exchange a
Fowler 4 Langdons.
Ben. Walton has bought John DE
racan's ranch. south of town and viii
60 into stock raising.
John Lenneville left last Sunda.
for Grand Forks where he expects Il
make his future home.
At Tower City last Sunday night
n hundred and fifty persons signe,
the temperance pledge.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. II. .Arnett left yes
terday for his cattle ranch where the
will remain during the summer.
The pastors of Huron have close
the week of gospel temperance NEE
incs. Hundreds have signed til
pledge.
The Dickinson press., 1887-04-09
To Rent.

a store room in the Press building
on Willard street: one of the finest
business locations in Dickinson. APP
ply ut this office.
The Dickinson press., 1887-04-09

NJ Night 1issS: h s.s;
Soother at hand. 1t is tho only safe
medicine yet made that will remove all
infantile disorders. 1t contains no Opium
or Morphine. but gives the child natural
case from pain. Price rs cents. Sold by
FOWLER & LANGDON.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
A FALSE ALARM.
A old Dynamite Bsmb vriKstenr
the Oeeapss's OF - Courtro.w,

CnioAGo, Ill, July IA ssUnalion
was caused this aft rHoon b. lhs III
irma'ion tna' dyns Ute bonn With
the iuEe burned 10 wirnir aaari'r Of
an inch ol the smell IA, "a 1t by
Judge Baker under his DIX % he
Cdminl Court last Toe day. Judge
Baker Ir's'iis In the RON where
the agarchists we're tired aud
condemned. Believing that there
hal beou IN tempt 10
desiFog by dynam't ibocJIrt hnild.
ing, together VITA a. li.r. o. .hJse
Who h,nusn' a 10 b In TIA the tine,
Judge B,ksf give th. ui--.ie 10 MA
bailiG, with DTiot . functions n 90
crtcy.
The ttCry was Wdsly ruh'rhei,
but when gingr'ly knowa, vs. OBJ
bed Of tenss ion,l ! stures Va.
Smith, clerk Of ,ho c1us. al the
bomb had 1Fer lyirg Hrfu j n,isr
the deck Tor monte md - urly a
relic Of thu ana chs td ], uud Ia
harmless
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
Ladies'

In delicate health needing q gentle yet
effective laxative will find tho Cali.
iornia liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of
Figs, pleasing 10 tho tsste, acceptable
10 the stomach, and perfectly safe In
all cases. IL Ia the most easily taken
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known 10 cure and prevent cosiive.
ness, TO dispel headaches, colds aud
fever, aud strengthen tho kidneys,
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f,yorite remedy with the ladies'. FOR
pale in 30 cents and 81 bottles by
II. J. Heister and all leading drug.
gisiA Van Vleet A o., q. w. Jones
n o., W. N. Wilkcrson A Co., J, J..
Miloa, and y. Mansfield A 90. have
been appointed Wholesale agents at
Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
TRANSFERS.

The following reel estate transfers
were 6led with the County Register
yesterday:
Mrs. EllE, l.. Wright 10 J. q. Parser,
bOIl70 ieet, Virgins avenue, 800; q.
u. Barlow 81 nj. 10 y. p. PoIton, trug.
tee, lot No. 3 Of tho y. y. Latham aud
T.. r. Stewart subdivision. on the north
side OF Kerr avenue, 70 secure l.. Han
amer In the tpm Of $1,000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
Success OF the Wonderful Headache
Specific, Coca Cola.

Ask your nsighbor what cured hi,
sick headache, and ho will tell Won
Coca Cola, for IL ha, cured over flIy
cases, and never iailed In single In
stance. This wonderful Nerve Tonic
we draw from our Soda Fount, spark
ling Ice cold. HElsrgR
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
los. Specht a son's

Home manufactured, strictly pure
Ice Cream and Oskes still, ~ here.
tofore, lead oil competitors. Tele-
pk one 4gI.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
Notice.

Don't forget the grand excursion TO
Bonneville, Tsnn., Sunday, July Sd,
1887. on the Memphis aud Charleston
railroad. Train leaves depot at o $50
am. Round trip 81.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02

CTORRHOU SR-Ror rent. after September
Olst, No 2ls Main street. store new oecu-
pied By Messrs. Lytle A Shields, with the en-.
X J. BLACK a CO., q Madison Il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
sTRAyID OR STOLEN

CowS-0ne half Jersey COW, heavy with
~ calf, Jersey color, d and white spotted,
large bsg and short teats. had on small hell,
broad bell collar; o. Q red COW with white
back apd boil one pale red COW. white back
and belly, cfumple horn and one horn knock
and white belly. had on n uIzle and piece OF
rope around neck. L bersl reward for in
formation or VI returned to X. X. WRIGHT,
ave NJ lies on PIGEON Roost road
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02

(I0ITAGE-At Germantown, for 6 wesss,
W beginning August let, q cottage Of siN
io,ms, furnished from parlor 70 ki'csen;
gosd garden and mitch COW. Address
RON NO. q, GefmNntoun
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02

DOOM-Cho'ce front room. for gent eman.
m at No. ~ Mulberry It